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LG UK6300 49" (49UK6300PUE) vs VIZIO E-Series 80" (E80-E3)

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When comparing LG UK6300 49" (49UK6300PUE) vs VIZIO E-Series 80" (E80-E3), the Slant community recommends VIZIO E-Series 80" (E80-E3) for most people. In the question“What are the best TVs?” VIZIO E-Series 80" (E80-E3) is ranked 97th while LG UK6300 49" (49UK6300PUE) is ranked 175th. The most important reason people chose VIZIO E-Series 80" (E80-E3) is:

The 2017's VIZIO M-Series is a fair option for those who like to watch TV in a dark room because of the good blacks it can reproduce and its reasonable native contrast ratio. Regarding its black uniformity, this TV performs on par with the best TVs in its price range. The TV's native contrast ratio of 5606:1 is higher than what the majority of equally-priced competitors offer, allowing it to pack bright highlights as well as some inky, dark spots into a single image.

Specs

Dolby VisionNo

HDR10Yes

HDR10+No

HLGYes

Resolution4K

Size48"+

For gamingYes

For sportsYes

Dolby VisionNo

HDR10Yes

HDR10+No

HLGNo

Resolution4K

Size80"+

For moviesYes

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LG UK6300 49" (49UK6300PUE)

VIZIO E-Series 80" (E80-E3)

Pros

Pro
Good for gaming

The UK6300 offers a responsive and lag-free gaming experience. It has low input lag and a good refresh rate.

The TV has one of the lowest input lags in the market – approximately 11.5 ms. The “Game” and “_PC_” picture modes help achieve this. Moreover, the latency increase while gaming in 4K or HDR is extremely tiny and doesn't go past 1 ms.

The TV is great for high-end console gaming. It has a 60Hz native refresh rate and you can game in 4k60Hz if you enable the “HDMI Ultra HD Deep Color” setting.

Pro
Strong smart TV platform

The UK6300 runs on LG’s webOS. The interface is functional and easy to navigate.

LG Content Store has a wide range of apps, including popular media streaming services such as YouTube, Amazon, Netflix, etc., and many other third-party apps, which are all kept up-to-date.

Pro
Good viewing angle

The UK6300 is a good TV for rooms with wide seating because it offers a better viewing angle than other TVs at this price-point. The blacks are consistent at any viewpoint, and the color and brightness shifts aren’t too bad – they become noticeable at moderate angles. Colors shift at 22 degrees, whereas brightness shifts at 27 degrees.

Pro
Good for dynamic content

This TV is a great option for fast-paced content such as sports and video games due to the quick response time. This makes sure the content doesn't appear blurred out due to fast movement on-screen. A full pixel color transition on the TV's panel takes 15 milliseconds.

Pro
Works well in a dark room

The 2017's VIZIO M-Series is a fair option for those who like to watch TV in a dark room because of the good blacks it can reproduce and its reasonable native contrast ratio.

Regarding its black uniformity, this TV performs on par with the best TVs in its price range.

The TV's native contrast ratio of 5606:1 is higher than what the majority of equally-priced competitors offer, allowing it to pack bright highlights as well as some inky, dark spots into a single image.

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Cons

Con
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The interface features advertisements and suggested content and there is no way to remove them or opt out.

Con
Struggles with darkness

The UK6300 can’t reproduce deep blacks and dark room viewing is not too great. This is due to the mediocre contrast ratio, no black uniformity and the lack of local dimming.

The blacks tend to look grey due to the brightness difference between white and black - the native contrast ratio is only 1096:1. Compared to other TVs this is a very low value.

Moreover, the TV has less than ideal black uniformity and no local dimming. The standard deviation for black uniformity is approximately 3%, which, when compared to the much lower percentages of competing TVs, is very disappointing.

Con
Lower color resolution

The picture is less detailed and lower in quality due to the RGBW pixel structure, which means that only 75% of the total panel's pixels can produce colors.